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Page 198 from Issue 85

coffee? Go ahead, drink it up, to take the fire out of the chili. The name of that house in Tijuana was ... and we knew how to burn.- What are you laughing about, Chocolate?- I'm imagining my house ... your house, "Temptress of the Torch-Pines." The name brought us luck. It gave us all ...
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Page 716 from Issue 43

Page 716 from Issue 43 Farallon. Subsequent issues included such diverse names as Mason Jordan ... sound of the waves we make." The circulation of Naked Ear was from 100 to 200 copies. ... 48-80 pp. IlIus. Index no. 1-8 (1948-1951) in no. 8. In its first issue the editors described Neurotica ...
Review

Fowling Piece by Heidy Steidlmayer

Michael Morse
in our experience. And yet easy binaries, however convenient, don’t fully attest to the power at work ... language. The title suggests range in multiple ways—a “fowling piece” is an archaic name for a shotgun; ... spirit-flight into other realms (perhaps an underworld visit with the dead or a more astral summit with gods), ...
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Precious Door

William Goyen
our house for a few minutes, then stopped. “It’s coming,” my father said. “We can’t stay out here on ... able to get out to us now; for when we could see what would be the dirt road in front of our house we ... brought a special person into our house out of the weeds of the field. When my father pulled back the ...
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Page 166 from Issue 65

wall, the bedroom windows of a row of drab brick houses overlooked the dead. We could hear the traffic ... in Scrubs Lane. It was there we found ours, the Jesuit grave for those of us who die in London. It is ... commis­ sioner. By the way, I can recite my genealogy for sixteen generations. It is our catechism. I will ...
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Page 232 from Issue 80

Tree," written on October 22, 1961, the moon "drags the sea after it like 232 Issue 80 page ... Page 232 from Issue 80 her ability to give form to that vision-the growth of insight and expres­ ... for biolog­ ical causalities which operate independently of her own biography. The moon is, of course, ...
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Page 30 from Issue 95

Winter 1995/96
practical work will flourish-not as we expect it, but in its own way, only by strict following the law of ... blessed is this brotherhood spirit which unites us across seas and conti­ nents! We recognize the fact we ... those things are of little importance in comparison of the sole important object of our life: to ...
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Page 160 from Issue 20

on by the gang for their own purposes but also representing the realization of all Michael's ... houses he has experienced and observed. He describes his years 'circling' around the ... aptly named Dreary Station, looking for a room, with all the attendant hungers and needs such roaming ...
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Me, Myself, I: Idiosyncrasy and Structure in Nonfiction

Michael Downs
skin or our own, is impermanent, but essence is always the same. Consider how the essence of a person ... because that organization—that structure—is central to how we seek meaning in our subjects. Marion Winik, ... one. Combine these assertions, and we can argue that how we shape our material is a defining element of ...
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Page 336 from Issue 110-111

not yet, and we come to sadly realize that each moment of our lives is true but that the whole escapes ... all around us youth leaned lustfully toward that star we call the sun. We wanted something true but ... the truth was something only seen while looking back, as in a ruined house we find a truth in ...

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